All seventeen Actions

Seventeen Actions, sorted here by what you are trying to achieve rather than by price. The plan badge on each entry is the plan visitors need to see it. A free account builds with every Action up to Growth, and the 14-day trial shows them once your page is live; on a paid plan below the badge, the picker shows a plan chip and opens your upgrade options instead of adding the block.

Contact and arrival

CallFree

A button that dials you. The visitor taps and their phone opens the dialler with your number in it. Takes a phone number, an optional heading and an optional hours note under the button. Deliberately does not offer a notification: a Call fires constantly and carries no message.

Text UsStarter

Opens the visitor's messaging app with your number and a message already typed. They see the message before they tap, in a panel headed Your message. It only reaches you if they press send.

Save ContactStarter

Adds your details to their phone. The block renders a small business card (name, role, organisation, tappable phone and email) and the button downloads a standard .vcf contact file. Inside Instagram's or LinkedIn's built-in browser the file saves rather than opening, so visitors there are shown a line telling them to open the page in Safari or Chrome.

DirectionsFree

Opens the right maps app for their phone: Apple Maps on iPhone, Google Maps on everything else, using the installed app when there is one. Search for the address in the editor and NearField keeps the coordinates, which beat a text address when a venue is hard to geocode.

Handing something over

Guest Wi-FiFree

Shows the network name and a password panel that copies on tap, then tells them where to paste it. An open network renders as This is an open network, so no password is needed. Switch on Show a QR for laptops and visitors get a scannable panel for a device that has no browser on it. NearField deliberately does not generate Apple configuration profiles: they need an annually renewed certificate and break inside in-app browsers.

FileFree

Hands over a document. A PDF opens inside the Experience with a Download instead link underneath; anything else is a plain download, because there is nothing sensible to draw for a .docx. Menus, spec sheets, floor plans, class schedules.

Add to CalendarGrowth

Builds a standard calendar file on the visitor's phone and downloads it. Needs an event name and a start time; leave the end blank and the event defaults to one hour. Works on every phone, with no account linking.

View in AREnterprise

Places an object in the visitor's room. Needs two files, a .usdz for iPhone and a .glb for Android, because neither format works on the other platform. No app install and no SDK. A desktop visitor is told to open the page on a phone rather than given a dead button.

Collecting something back

Lead CaptureStarter

An inline form asking for a name, an email, a phone number, or any combination, with optional consent text. Can deliver a file after submit and can refuse a second claim from the same person. It has an article of its own.

Review & FeedbackGrowth

A star row, then a Google review link, then a private feedback box. Every visitor sees the review link whatever they rated you: routing only happy visitors to Google breaches Google's review policies and puts your listing at risk, so NearField does not offer it. The private note goes to you and nowhere else.

WaiverGrowth

The visitor reads your terms, types their name, ticks the box and agrees. A signed waiver can follow them across your whole space so nobody signs twice. See waivers and signatures.

RequestGrowth

The visitor picks what they need from a short list, optionally types a room or table number, and taps. By default it goes straight to you: a push to the NearField app and an email to your account address, with nothing for the visitor to send. Covered in booking and requests.

Taking money

DonateFree

Suggested amounts, an Other amount option, and a redirect to Stripe Checkout. Funds settle to your own Stripe account.

PayFree

The same machine framed as a transaction. Set one fixed price or let them choose, and add a reference field (a room number, a table, an invoice) so you can reconcile what came in.

Sending them onward

Action HubFree

Two to five outcomes in one block: call, directions, a menu, a Wi-Fi page, Instagram, any link. The most-requested thing in the legacy install base, and the right answer when someone wants the basics on a single Marker. More than five stops being one tap, so the editor caps it there.

BookEnterprise

Opens your booking system. Calendly, Square, Mindbody, anything with a link. NearField does not run the calendar: this hands off cleanly to the one you already keep.

In an emergency

Safety CardGrowth

A large red button dialling your emergency number, then a stack of short facts (where the defibrillator is, where the nearest exit is) and an optional site-manager number. Deliberately high-contrast and short, because someone reading it is in a hurry. This is the one Action that can never be put behind phone verification: emergency information must never be gated.

Where phones differ

Four Actions behave differently depending on the phone or the browser the visitor is in. NearField handles this for you, but knowing it saves a confusing support call.